Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-24

may be found in 81 degrees. according q
the extent Of the faint i'm different subjects
similarly, in all degrees Of durability or in
crabilify, obtaining 1t all degrees Of age
So much does il influences oar formation
that have reduced II 10 formulum, thai
. person with full Roman nose cannoI
die Of consumption, and may sleep with q
consumption-pati with inpunity. Sim.
LARRY, rs most Of Us are exempt from Hay
Fever, though al Of Us, OF course, breathe
the same air charged with is cansative
parasites in harvest time. / won't mention
the type consumptiye nose, because all
pupils cannot bear all truth. But this I'll
say, for the enlightenment Of the timid /:
The remote exciting causes Of the mal-nu-
triton which inauguraie the malady are
any loss or deterioration oS the blood, as.
sudden and profuse or sight but repeated
hemmorrhages, protracted Dysentery, des-
/ truction of the blood corpuscules by the
parasite of "Billious Fever" $50 called Ma
larial Fever said TO be the spyriliis spiro-
ehetG, &c, &c, &c. But, these causes do
not lead TO consumption in those who do
not inherit the faint, tendency as have
formerly told you catching cold. does not
To be but moderately tiresome, I'll peror-
ate by advising the person above alluded
10, that the way TO save his money and
starve the doctor CThe humanitarian
Qualifications of the practice are enough for
US to subsist on. In the Millennium well
be paid for doing what this writing i'm
plies.-Doctor. means Teacher) The way
Il this-all contrary ways ares@heiges and
by-ways." AS long as he breathes in the
malarial parasites, these come from soil
turned up; hence, no malaria, no crops;
no crops, no malaria , let him take the an
tidote. throughout the malarial season, viz
from August TO Frost The antidote is TO
be found in or from Peruvian Bark, |. e.,
Quinine, Chinoidine or Chinconidia: the
three are equally effective: Quinine does
the work in one third less quantity than
the others. Chinoidine is the cheapest.
To continue. Let him comply with the
social corhpact-sign OF which is a clear
conscience; let him govern himself; let
him keep healthy liver, which has to kill
the spyrillis or be killed; by avoiding slim
ulating food and drink, spices, DC, that
create an artificial appetite and make him
/ eat more than he wants, injure the nutri-
ton by over-working it besides furnishing
all our disease producing parasite guests
plenty of swill food; hence, erysipelas,
skin-diseases, boils, carbuncles and bumps
to say nothing of cancer. which is itself
the parasite constituting the disease called
cancer. Ii his nose be under the average
size, straight and pointed-(B said |
wouldn't. Well, life's too short TO copy y
! choose any other exercise of charity rath-
er than make protracted visits 10 consump-
tion-invalids, and let him cultivate vocal
or flute music sternly scientifically And,
when he finds his automaton getting out
of order through causes beyond his control
let him go TO the Priest of Nature, the doc
tor, who alone keeps the key. believing
with those who Ego in by the gate" that he
does the more economical thing in the long
run, with the mental reservation, that he
exercises the modicum of zebra sense in the
choice of his adviser in matters of life and
death that he does when the investment of
his money is the question in counsel. If
he wants weightier authority than mine TO
endorse the above, let him cut out and
ponder the following:
"The life of man has thousand springs,
And dies if one go wrong.
Strange that harp of thousand strings
Should go in tune so longr'
For verify say it unto him
Not "Noah's wife, one-forty cubit long
And forty cubit breadth of beam, lin"
4 OF gopher-wood, pitched outly and with
Was clothed as grandly as in Watts song
! This Life of man."-Worth much more
than his tin
And finally let him always vote the DEM
ocractic ticket
GEORGE 5. KING, II. ID.